Sentence examples for greater disproportion between from inspiring English sources

Kaczmarczyk showed even a greater disproportion between CT and indirect methods, with differences of up to 20° [ 21].

In the presented study, a greater disproportion between the different genders (70% women; 30% men) was detected, showing that women are more susceptible to TMD than men.

Worst movies (those with the greatest disproportion between the emblazoned ambition and the mediocrity of the result): "Before Midnight," "The Great Beauty," and "All Is Lost," with "Gravity" close behind (or ahead).

A club statement said "there is a great disproportion between the quality of the staff of Real Madrid" and "the results obtained to date".

It was due to a great disproportion between organ supply and demand that laparoscopic live donor nephrectomy was conceived as an effort to meet the ever-growing demand and thus reduce the shortage for organs [1, 2].

China has 107 males for every 100 females in its overall population (and an even greater disproportion among newborns), and India has 108.

"And by threatening and using violence, a small percentage of settlers have power in great disproportion to their numbers".

"We have the greatest disproportion of wealth since 1928, and I don't think that's a healthy thing," he said.

"We've known now for several years that there's a great disproportion of men who have sex with men who are coming down with meningitis … and nobody has an answer as to why yet," he said.

The disproportion between the large organ demand and the low number of transplantations performed represents a serious public health problem worldwide.

Examination of the results provides a grouping analysis of the capital cities and municipalities, indicating a general disproportion between coastal and interior urban cities in China.